Nepal Kasthamandap College researchers surveyed 150 students and interviewed 11 educators across urban and rural Nepal, finding 90.7% AI awareness but a …
Kathmandu, Nepal
Good practice
Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported
Top 100%7/100
France's PACA regional council piloted facial-recognition gates at two high schools in Marseille and Nice. The CNIL found the scheme disproportionate before …
Marseille, France
Good practice
Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported
Top 100%7/100
Portugal's 2026 rollout of digital correction for national secondary exams (81,000+ students) hit widespread login failures, lost and duplicated scripts, and misassigned …
Lisbon, Portugal
Good practice
Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported
Top 100%7/100
Following an August 2025 mayoral decree, Tashkent piloted AI facial-recognition cameras for school attendance — with public backlash over undisclosed data practices, …
Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Good practice
Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported
Top 100%7/100
A flagship US district AI student-support chatbot that collapsed within months: the ~US$6M vendor (AllHere) furloughed staff and filed for bankruptcy, student …
An undergraduate with documented anxiety and OCD, whose formal writing style was flagged by a 'circular' AI-comparison method, is suing the University …
Students at Paris 8's distance-learning institute, backed by La Quadrature du Net, challenged TestWe's facial-recognition exam proctoring. On 31 March 2023 the …
Saint-Denis, France
Good practice
Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported
Chelmer Valley High School in Essex used CRB Cunninghams facial-recognition tech for cashless canteen payments from March 2023 without a completed DPIA. …
Chelmsford, United Kingdom
Good practice
Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported
Spain's AEPD fined Universidad Internacional de Valencia €650,000 after it forced online-exam takers to use AI facial-recognition and room-scanning software with no …
Valencia, Spain
Good practice
Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported
When COVID-19 cancelled exams, England's regulator Ofqual used a statistical model to standardise A-level and GCSE grades; it downgraded 39% of teacher-predicted …